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I saw it in action tonight, it is the speckled Sussex. Projectile watery stool. It squirted out 3 feet. Her feathers are clean. she appears healthy.

Nothing to see with photos, just dark color on sand trays. I think I have Figured out that it is just one chicken, the speckled Sussex. She looks healthy and is eating well. No change in diet or environment.

It appears that two of my 16 chickens have runny stool. Im not sure who has the issue. all chickens are eating well and appear healthy. 10 of the chickens are 1 1/2 years old and 6 are 7 months old. I welcome any advice. Thank you

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Oh boy you guys are good!! what a fast response! He is not crowing now and when he did crow is was not obnoxiously loud. I'm just thinking of my neighbors. Are cochin roosters not as loud as other breeds? Im happy to have a rooster. my mother in law lives behind us and good friends to one...

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She is much larger than the other chickens (7 in the group purchased at the end of April). She is being aggressive with the other chickens in her group but not with the other original 10 that are now 14 months old. She was crowing one morning but it was not a super loud crow. She was then...

yes, I love it.. I'm not the only crazy one...!

You find that you have an egg in your jacket pocket when you get to work. Please add on...I would love to hear other folks stories...

Yes, I like your approach. I like to have them in the basement so I can watch them very carefully and have lots of bonding time early on so they are friendly.

Wow so many great ideas. Thank you

Thank you so much. Very helpful.

Thank you so much. Great Idea.

I have 10 chickens, all 10 months old: Black australorp, buff orpington, white silkie, black laced Wynadotte, golden Wyandotte, cinnamon queen, light brahma, black sex link, Plymouth barred rock, Easter Egger. They all get along well. I built a beautiful coop 10x 12 ft and have an attached...

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Thank you so much. Too late I already ate two. They were delicious! So I need to check the chicken up and measure the distance between the two pelvic bones? Oh they are not going to like that. Do you think it is likely to be the ones with the developed combs?

Thank you so much for that great info. They flat on the bottom so I guess we can eat them . It is so exciting!! Im not sure who did it but the Australorpe is one of the older ones. Thank you for explaining the float test.

I found 5 small eggs hidden in a small dugout area. 8 of my chickens are 17 weeks and 2 of them are 22 weeks. These are the first eggs I have seen. Im not sure how long they were outside. Temps here 60-high 70s some low 80's. It is safe for me to eat these eggs since I don't know how long...

You are right it is on the right and was gone in morning so yes it is just the crop. I have so much to learn!! Thank you so much for your help. Jessica